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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1973
Page
7
Television writer Richard Levinson and Roy Huggins explain how mystery shows misdirect viewers by planting clues. Columbo reveals hints through everyday objects and conversations while keeping the detective’s method opaque, and Cool Million uses a dramatic chase to expose key clues guiding the plot.
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The House voted 244 to 170 to require presidents to seek congressional approval within 120 days of war commitments. Nixon warned he would veto any bill with alleged unconstitutional restraints. Ford urged support while Abzug warned of loopholes enabling unilateral action. The Senate may act Friday. Dennis proposed a tougher 20 day approval or disapproval clause.
Answers outline food price moves under Phase 4 and how long freezes last. Beef, nonfood items, and wages face controlled or delayed increases, with exemptions for small businesses and utilities. Gasoline and petroleum prices stay frozen until Aug 12 before new ceilings apply, while end-date aims exist without firm targets.
Clark Knowles of World Wide Meats in Denison told a Farm-foed Forum session that current economic controls are squeezing packing plants and will drive meat shortages for housewives next week. He said plants are losing money as costs exceed prices and warned production drop could trigger supermarket scarcities. He noted officials at the forum failed to acknowledge processors’ struggles amid the price and production controls. The panel included senators Hughes and Clark and other officials from the Cost of Living Council and federal agencies.
Laff a Day captions pivot on a playful clash between Vinire and Sylvi as a grapefrail joke unfolds in a lighthearted, old time comic strip vibe. Wet humor surfaces in a breezy, cheeky exchange.
Perry AP report says Oscar Mayer and Co. packing plant in Perry closed for a single day with only supervisory and office staff remaining. Officials cited a hog shortage caused by Phase 3 price ceilings and farmer withholding. Plant employs about 700 workers.
Washington AP reports U S personal income rose sharply in June by 8.4 billion dollars to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1,027 billion, up 0.8 percent. The June rise brings income growth to about 4.6 percent annual rate, roughly matching inflation. May income gained 7.1 billion. A Panmunjom meeting notes a Korean War truce delegation stating readiness to begin immediate preparations to sign a truce.
HEW awards nearly 15 million dollars to 26 health professions schools across Missouri Kansas Iowa and Nebraska for capitation grants to fund educational programs and boost enrollments. Iowa recipients include the University of Iowa and Iowa State veterinary programs with amounts listed.
Rep. Harley Staggers released inquiry findings showing eighty four former CRP White House or executive office staff have joined independent government regulatory bodies since Oct 1. The Commerce Committee chair reported results from inquiries sent to thirteen agencies.
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